repost for morning people. Clutch recommendation?
07-12-2006, 10:05 AM
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Actually one had LWFW...one has stock FW....both VAST clutches. I'm going to go
with Fidanza LWFW that's in the Imola with a Southbend OFE. That clutch was awesome with LOTS of grip!!!
07-12-2006, 10:52 AM
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Oh yeah I forgot Jim's car has a lw. As for holding power, we'll have to see once
each of the cars starts making a lot of power. Still the OFE can blow the tires free and what not.
07-12-2006, 02:00 PM
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??? WHY does mine feel smooth as well as another friend of mine who just had his installed. What ..
is the feeling you are talking about?
I don't have any harsh engagement on shifting whatsoever. If I'm driving very low in the rpm range (like 1200 rpm or under) I get a little shutter but other than that it is smooth.
I can't explain that. My friend's is even smoother than mine, but he also had his master and slave cylinder replaced IIRC.
I don't have any harsh engagement on shifting whatsoever. If I'm driving very low in the rpm range (like 1200 rpm or under) I get a little shutter but other than that it is smooth.
I can't explain that. My friend's is even smoother than mine, but he also had his master and slave cylinder replaced IIRC.
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07-12-2006, 02:19 PM
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That shudder is one of the things I'm talking about; along with almost no clutch feel. Two
back to back installs just like that. The Southbend is far, far superior for street driving. However I can't comment on power holding/grip/longevity at all yet.